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this is the best approach honestly. redirect them to some place that undermines their efforts. either back to themselves, their own provider, or nasty crap that
by sim7c00 1y ago
this is the best approach honestly. redirect them to some place that undermines their efforts. either back to themselves, their own provider, or nasty crap that no one want to find in their crawler logs.
- throwaway422432 1y agoGoatse? Wouldn't recommend Googling it. You either know or just take a guess.
- Rendello 1y agoI googled a lot of shock sites after seeing them referenced and not knowing what they were. Luckily Google and Wikipedia tended to shield my innocent eyes while explaining what I should be seeing. The first goatse I actually saw was in ASCII form, funnily enough.
- antonymoose 1y agoI use the ASCII form to reply to spammers, since it will not trip up on an attachment filter or anything most usually. I get mixed results from them, but the results are usually funny.
- sph 1y agoI've never seen it in ASCII form, and I don't want to search for it as google will inevitably disregard my instructions and show me the 4K version in full color.
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- nosrepa 1y agoThe Jason Scott method.
- specialist 1y agoMaybe someone will publish a "nastylist" for redirecting bots. Decades later, I'm still traumatized by goatse, so it'll have to be someone with more fortitude than me.
- sim7c00 1y agogoatse, lemonparty, meatspin. take ur pick of the gross but clearnetable things. mind you before google and the likes and the great purge of internet, these things were mild and humorous...